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Ended up burring the metal pretty badly trying to get the knurled cylinder end to separate from the hex part,

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supplied gun seems very cheaply made, in the end took a rubber glove to it after reading online of people soaking it overnight, using vices to no avail, this did the trick and it came apart

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Did the job ok once the grease was flowing without air pockets. How much grease would you generally use? I finished when it started to ooze out the edges

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Although it did leave me wanting for a better made style of gun, any recommendations on where to buy this type of gun?

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